Over the past four years, property values in Edmonton have been creeping up. This is mainly due to the record demand for housing from interprovincial immigration.
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Over the past four years, property values in Edmonton have been creeping up. This is mainly due to the record demand for housing from interprovincial immigration.
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Edmonton’s real estate market is having its moment in the sun, leading the nation’s largest city with rising sales driven by its relative affordability.
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Edmonton’s Walterdale Bridge could be converted to two-way traffic next year to lessen the congestion likely to come from the closure of several bridges for major repairs in the coming years.
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It’s another scorching week out here in Edmonton. Our summers are getting hotter and hotter, and the City of Edmonton needs to do more to protect people from the disastrous and deadly impacts of heat.
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The southeast corner of Edmonton’s Griesbach neighbourhood has long been a sore spot.
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A fire that sent five people to hospital and burned through a Hermitage Road apartment complex caused damages worth $15 million, according to Edmonton Fire Rescue Services.
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“Sold” written in big red letters on Whyte Avenue’s venerable Army & Navy store is the latest sign of new life in Edmonton’s rapidly evolving shopping and entertainment district.
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Edmonton’s Oliver area — renamed Wîhkwêntôwin, Cree for “circle of friends,” in February — is one of the top three neighbourhoods for livability across the country, a new RE/MAX real estate report shows.
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The City of Edmonton has had hot weather this July, and it also has a heat map(opens in a new tab) just in time for the start of a new property tax season.
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Prices of homes in Edmonton continue to skyrocket, as those in the market for a property compete for dwindling inventory, according to new data from Royal LePage.
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